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EAPG Toothpick Holder in the Button Arches Pattern

$12.00

GTP270421
Item: EAPG Toothpick Holder in the Button Arches pattern, clambroth glass
Souvenir Name:  Souvenir of Hutchinson, Minn
Size:  2 1/4 inches tall, 1 7/8 inch top diameter
Circa: 1897
Company: George Duncan and Sons Glass Company
Condition: tiny chip on top edge

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Availability: 1 in stock

Featured is a wonderful EAPG Toothpick Holder in the Button Arches Pattern.

  • EAPG stands for Early American Pattern Glass which dates from 1850 until 1914.
  • EAPG is clear or colored pressed glass made in tableware or glassware matched sets.
  • Many pieces of Button Arches are found with souvenir names.
  • Pattern: The original manufacturers name was George Duncan and Sons Glass Company Number .39. This pattern is also known as Button Arches.
  • Color: This EAPG Toothpick Holder in the Button Arches pattern is clambroth glass. This pattern is made in other colors.
  • Design: rows of buttons in a triangle shape
  • This is an extensive line of glassware with individual sugar and cream and individual salt.
  • There is a National Toothpick Collector’s Society. The Society promotes and supports the collecting of toothpick holders and provides education for both members and non-members.

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